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'!(1 by t IIC Li h i s fire' ri, 1101 0° re i n dl° he dc' ieo :t ,tiler be sse mble°' it wit ness Tile rrl' isposi (3of . l , bblll ['ICY °.716 e l e-e 7 X4 4 / I\rtp.- aFR 80131 je violent MON puke 01 tiF tnt I Arc E: ii 8. titi: P RINCIPAL FFICERS of His MA jESTY'S ORD.N,INCE hereby give Notice, that Nsalr b gler in Pall-Mall, on e recm ve d a t th e ir O, 44 0 ; e ff ed, esdau, the 24th instant, from such Persons la,1 1 ; 6 e Willingto und CAßlNET ertahe the Sap n ly o f CABINET ARTICLE'; for service o f thii Depart -14.7j4:44 period of '['free Years, determinable after the 4. 41) ,. 1 n O f the first Year, u p on N o ti ce o f three Months, at Ate"n of eilArr Part q. tt the 'I °f the Articles m a y be viewed upon application iteth Principal St ore k eeper ' s Office in Mr Tower; and ha Particulars., 'together with th e T erms and Condi ()se, Of the Contrart, ?wry be known at the Secr e t ar y' s y 4 apr esa id, any Day between the Hour s an d Pou r o' urM~ sr Clock, where the Proposals must be de pled "P, and e n d orse d " P roposals fur Cabinet and It te : 41 " '"Y Ai thews ;" but no Proposal care be admitted after NI 4 i ' 4l. ant, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same day ; sip ilt anti Tende r b e not i ce d , un l ess the ,Party to kirr~ 'en dgent in his.behalf, shall attend. Ey Order of the Boars?, 11. H. CR.EII"", Secretary. A VICTILII.I,ING-OFFICE, June 4, ISIS. ALE COLILWISSIONERS for VICTUALLING His iIIeIJES7I"S 11 7 do hereby give Notice, that 07i Fridty, the 19th Instant, they will be ready to receive 7'endcrs in writing (waled_ JO, and treat for Two Hundred 7oas of CHESHIRE BAY SALT of the . largest grain, or Salt y' equal goodness; and [PRICE .SEVENI•E'I!TCII GENERAL ELECTION. ologi led P , t h a t ,11.04 o onitt • had ( 111 ',. ; ,vei y so. ther ;fly o GENERAL ELECTION. GENTLEMEN, TO THE WORTHY ANn INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. To the WORTHY and lEPENDENT LIVERY of • LONDON. I N cooteque.g.-. , of the very flattering request wade to me by a DePealing, from a Meeting of Mer chants, Bankirs, Traders ,:„ ap others', held this morning at the City of London 'l-ignqs, -1 awn induced to make yon a tender of my services to represent ti 'ancient and loyal City in Parliament. Aware of the maanirnde of this high and im portant trust, I - should perhaps hesitate to astre b - su ch an honour, were it not for the great respecobility of those Friends Whose partiality has called on me to come forward. canna`, however, resist an application founded on mo tives 'so sonourable to myself, and " which implies a be lief that I can render essential services to my Fellow Citizens; GENTLEMEN, THOSE of my Friends who entertained appre. bensions from the lateness of the period when I sv.i. prevailed (Tonto become a Ca uditiatv for you'r Suffrages, now acknowledge that the hopes and expectations cherished by the great body, who feared nothing from that circumstance, were founded ana more correct knowledge of the views and wishes of the Livery of the City of London. It is a pioud and gratifying duty to me to rsnnounte to you the flattering, eneottragiog. and general assurances of sup port with which I have been honoured in every quarter, a support which justifies the confident anticipation ttiat tis. great cause in which we are engaged will be ultimately crowned with complete success. Let me, however, iutreat the continuance of your unremitting exertions, which must insure the full accomplishment of your wishes, and s! ew t• the Nation at large the deep interest you take in Me Consii ! . Milos of oter Cornith/Apd the e UMMescial Prosperity' of the City of Lontloni I hate the honour to be, Gentlemen, Year obliged and very devoted Servant. Committee-room, City of London Tavern, THOMAS WILSON. June 14, ISIS. One Huhdred Tons of LIVERPOOL or Coarse-grained CHESHIRE SALT, or Salt of equal goodness. The whole to be stove-dried; to be answerable to Samples to be produced with the Tenders, to be delivered by theiro Sep tember next, into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Dept ford, and to be paid for by Bill, payable, without Interest, sixty days after date. tlbr e6cJ e w art I t y le d efe e l a AO The Conditions of the Contract mail be seen at the Secre tary's Office, at this Office; or by applying to the Collectors of the Salt Duties at Liverpool, and at Aliddlehurat, in Cheshire, respectively. ter dal bic 1 . crow ~; i ly o f t b r otig )11 T h ; r : r o,' o f "t e n/r. : e.tr ee; ( , )f p ri s to had Ut Ile c , hav e B s o 1-le*l No regard will lie had to any Tender in which Me Price shall n I.e inserted in words at . length, or that shall not he delivered to the Board bef,7re One o'clock on the said Friday, the 19th Instant ; nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attevds to answer when called for. Of m:'l4yaity- and zealot's attachment to our excellent ConstitfAcon in church And State I ant 'frond to believe that no profession oil my part is, necessary; and of the independ. ence essential to the character of an honest Representative, of the people, no man can hare amore. . contcientious impression than myself. It becomes me, however, after the peculiar call that his been made on me, to declare, that as the interests of this great Metropolis will demand the best exertions of my warmest zeal, so I shall, in an especial manner, devote my time and abilitieS to the commercial objects of the Empire, with which my lung habits ,of business have rendered me in timately acquainted. trti-PPicz oP ORDN,INCE, June 3 , 11 S. PRINCIPA L OFFICERS of Ills 111.1• r" ORD.V,INCE do hereby g i ve N o ti ce , o f , 4411 41 , wilt be receive[ at their Office, in Pall-M a ll, 4 Ce. 6ef*re Iredizesday; the 94th instant, from such ~Gj'nay be willing to undertaie the Supply of be ''lf TINIiIER, PLANK, an d S C AN TLIN G for Ser- Net.f bepartment, for a p er i o d o f Th ree Y ears, de elkie,_"64 °Per th e expir a ti on ofthe first year, upon notice of "onth 44, 4 at the option of either Party. „ th e Timber, 4.c. to be supplied, and far -4441;"/"l4r.r, together with the Tiril43 and Condi (l4&, the C ontract, may be known at the Secretary's )1.4 Patt-.110.11 aforesa id, any day between the Hours of t Nd .e .Ve c t.. °air o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, *41, 4 ;1 1 1 and endorsed.' Proposals for English Timber, &c.;" , 111)° •tal can be admitted after the t4th instant, at "4,l:elock at Noon of the same day; neither will any 4 4 . 4 ti n otic e d , the Party making it, or an A gen t 4 i; shalt aatemd. 2ry Order of the Board, R. H. CREIr, Secretary. 0 4 6 , Nary-ffice, June 6, ISI 8. Ar.,l r..IL E P ORTS -0 U 771 OCK- Y d IT. Ati s ,; E ~ E f4I? INCIPA L OFFICERS and COM. 4)rl Si z e fi xE RS o f .314.1ESTY's N. 4 f'Y do epee,it,(4tS';'‘'Qt that an EX.-4.V1.V.1T10N of cANDI 4,:b`. 4'41, olon:stern of 7'ff'o STUDENTS i nto t h e 0:4 ~ • d et ` 7'°,l 'lo.Ar will take pl ace i n hi s M a j esty ' s Port smouth, on the Sth Noveniber nert;' and fas may b e d es i rous ,f becoming C'aUdulates ft,.. e .seb °'' ro t i:' Or e requi re d t o sen d not i ce o f their intention to etoters of hi s lla . e.ity ' s Navy, on or before the I' 4 °." 14, 4 Alr, n, ' le e most be at least Fifteen, and not mere than titr e" ' rear a or Noti Age. $ ll 4, . 2t *'N 7 "trry be obtained on application at the Nary 14, 4 I gre , Pifice of the Commissioner of any of his Ma v:14441:;',..0i the nature of the Qualifications required of 4. 1 1 ,4 , the Documents they are to produce on the day Rez ", awl other particulars. THE FOURTEENTH ANNUAL EXHIBI. TION of the SOCIETY of PAINTERS in OIL and «. - TER-COLOURS will CLOSE NEXT SATURDAY, the 40th Instant, at the Great Room, Sprin g . Gard ens , Admittance One Shilling.—Catalogue Sixpence. T. UWINS, Secretary. EtAZARD and CO. the Contractors, respect. fully acquaint the Pol.)lie, that THIS NIGHT, liy Authority of Parliament, the Lottery Offices will be kept open until Twelve o'clock, as the. Drawing begins early TO MORROW MOJtNING, being the LAST DAY but vile for Drawing Seventy-six CAPITALS. • The following is the truly GRAND STATE OF THE WHEEL, Which must all be decided in Two Days, $ • Prizes of '. ' ..4.26,060 2 • Prizes of 3,000 4• • Prizes of 2,000 15 Prizes of 5OO 15 Prizes of 3OO SG Prizes of - . 20u &c. &c. The Sixth Prize abuse t.OOOl. must b• '*.22,000, z x .23.000, or FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS. 'rickets and Shares, w3rranted [lndrawn, are selling by HAZARD and Co. the Contractors, who sold and shared at their olei established Office, ROYAL EXCHANGE, Four of the Capital Prizes drawn Thursday, 4th June; FIVE PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUND in the Last Year's Lotteries ; and iu former Lotteries, Ca pital Prizes amounting to BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL. THIS GALLERY, with a SELECTION of the most celebrated WORKS of the ITALIAN, SPA NISH, FLEMISH, and DUTCH SCHOOLS, is OPEN every Day, front NINE iii the Morning until SIX in the Evening. _ _ Your kindness I doubt not will make allowance for the difficulties under which, from the shortness of the time, I must necessarily labotu 7 , in paying you those personal re spects which my inclination would otherwise have prompted; but yciu will find me on the day of Election at my post on the hustings, where I earnestly hope to be honoured with your suffrage. Admittance Is.--Catalogues I s . By Order, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. MR. WEST'S EXHIBITION. rrHE GREAT PICTURE DEATH on the AL PALE HORSE, CHRIST REJECTED, ST. PETER'S FIRST SERMON, with several PICTURES and SKETCHES from other ,Scriptural Subjeejs, are now EXHIBITING under the immediate Patronage of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, at N 0.1.14, PALL-MALL , near Carlton-House, every day from Ten till Five. CHAS. SMART, Sec. I am, Gentlemen, Your most obedient and faithful servant, THOMAS WILSON. Jeffrey's-square, 12th June, 1818. Mr. IVILSON'S COIIMITTEE sits Daily at the City 41 London Taverd. FSSENCE of SHRIMPS, a new an d superior A SAUCE for FISH, equal in strength to Essence of Anchovies, but far excelling it i n fl avour, and has the ad vantage of turning rancid. The immense demand for it is a convincing proof of the estimation it is held in by those who have tried it. The Proprietors flatter themselves, that wherever ;1 is once used, it will obtain a pre-eminence ever all other Sauces for Fish. Made Isy C. Dinmore and Scin ; and sold by T. Powell and Sou I, Holborn -hill, Corner of Hatton-garden. The Public are respectfully requested to observe, that each bottle has the signature of C. Dimuure and Son ; moue other is ge nuine ; this cautiou is necessary, as there is a spurious arti cle now on sale. AT a Most numerous and respectable MEET ING - "L of the LIVERY, MERCHANTS, and other FRIENDS of THOMAS WILSON, Esq. held at the CITY of LONDON TAVERN, on Saturday, the 13th June, 1818, BADEN POWELL, Esq. in the Chair; On the Motion of Cornelius Buller, Esq. seconded by George Blackman, Esq. Resolved, That this Meeting congratulates the Livery of London on the consent of Thomas Wilson, Esq. to become a Candidate for the Representation of this great City, assured that his long experience in very extensive Commerce, his known Loyalty and Independence, intlexibie Integrity, and .a strong Attachment to the Interests ...a x......"parity.of this Metropolis, the place of his nativity, redder him pecolitteli qualified to serve his Fellow Citizens as their Representative in Parliament. On the Motion of It. H. Martin, Esq. seconded by Henry Smith, Esq. (Bank Director), Resolved, That this Meeting, grateful to Mr. Wilson for his consent to be put in nomination as a Representative for the City of L'ondon, will, by their exertions, endeavour that the lateness of the period shall not be prejudicial to his Elec tion, but that they will zealously promote his success by all the energy in their power. (Signed) BADEN POWELL, Chairman. • The Chairman having quitted the Chair, on the Motion of S. H. Wollaston, Esq. seconded by H. Burmester, Es q ., Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meetinv he given to Baden Powell, Esq. for his able and polite Conduct in the Chair. MANY NIMMONS. • N.B. Draiving begins early TO-MORROW MORNING. PUBLICATIONS. FREE PORTS in the ATLANTIC and PACIFIC OCEANS. This Day was published, In One Volume Bvo. price ins. 6(1. in hoards, , A SUMMARY VIEW of the STATisTics acid XX EXISTING COMMERCE of the Principal Shores of the PACIFIC OCEAN; sliming the Advantages, Political and Commercial, attending the Establishment of a Central Free Port within its Limits; and also of one in the Southeru Atlantic, viz.: within the Territory of the Cape of Good Hope, conferring on the latter the same Privileges that bay. been bestowed on Malta and Gibraltar. CAUTION. —The extensive deinionl for the X... 1 following Articles having occasioned numerous Imita tions, the Ptitilic are respectfully informed , that the Genuine has the signature. and address of the Proprietor on the label. ATKINSON'S FLUID, fur the growth of the Hair, found ed on a di'covery of the causes which occasion baldness. It prevents the Hair falling off or turning grey; and where bald ness has already taken place, either from illtieSs, perspiration, change of elitnate, or hereditary causes, it will restore it to its original sttength and thickness. Respectable re ferences to this fact are given in a pamphlet enclosed round each bottle. It also frees the Hair from scurf, makes it soft and glossy as silk,and keeps it in curl during exercise in danc ing or walking, or in damp weather ; price 35.6 d. a bottle. A FKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE changes grey or red hair on the head or whiskers to a brown or black; warranted perfectly innocent, and to give a permanent colour. Price 55., 10s. 6d., and one guinea. ATKINSON'S AMBROSIAL SOAP, prepared by a new Process, which frees it front all irritating qualities, remdves freckles, redness, and, hardness .from the skin , prevents its chapping, and makes it soft, white, and even. Price Is. the square ; and, prepared with Naples Soap, for shaving, 'price 9d., Is. ' . and Is. 6d. eac h. Sold by JAMES ATKINSON:, Perfumer, 44, Gerrard-street, Soho-square, London, and by m o st P er f uosers an d Hair dressers in Town and Country. Bs' Captain M'KONNOCHIE, Royal Navy. Printed for J, Lornbill; and Wn3 Blackwood, Edinburgh. ELECT f ().N LAW. Just published, in '2 Paige roia. svu. price 21. Gs. hoards, ANEW EDITION of the LAW of ELEC TIONS; comprising the Law up to ;he present perioti, arid the Statutes relating to Elections for England, Saotlami, and Ireland, to the 58th Geo. 111. inclusive. By WILLIANI '11161;1;B1014 Esq. i3arrister at L,w. N.B. nit Work comprises it ,Report of the Rochester Case, 1817. Printed for Chafles Hunter, Law Bookseller, 96, Bell yard, Lincoln's Inn ; A. Constable ;dud Cu. gainiburigh ; uarJ It. Milliken, Dublin. :1 - C. F• 6 Cs' 3 1 00' 1ti o gs• co. ql I o 5 L 4 ' a 5' 5 tlt f,lfecLti(l re oP Leg b ' of Caf' t ' e ' r 10 0 :sp ir r il ife , o , tens! >be L t o°' rrAty ,iict 'f l ine, 0 bf • y To .ItAla--"Tc---, Oiii.----- ,tune i 0 1818: A 01 , i c.', .:tgIIJOWS' I).E.;SIONS. P;: Iv,try _given, 'flit-at . an i'll.Dqi(e.)(lll'i.:',Bl. ~,, v riz! tft,l ,p, ensions fron t the Cluirlty elt4 r is , . 1')1 . " b * WI .toW S Of Collllll . ksloll EP ill W ii Frallt t Nip ' l, ' , ' It I I It, ( ' ). "1 Navr must sruti-or bring to thi4 (Mice, 're't I„ llth ii ,• ' . ~;;", , 2 til t it u ` 3 4 It of this Alamth, the :Itlntaii .re -4,, it, Ill ei ~f tln• Ch;tritr, in ortlcr to Ilivir 1"" • ',.,1„,1 " l'eti,i'.ll List, wbivti will 6c preinircd next Lti, paid iH. the tuth AoKftst. .1 ~ ( 1 .„ ~ •,'.ll. it,,,,,,11:,,i ith,,,.x it•c"cting their Pensi9ns, must ' . 4. 1 L , h hAmt s held in the Royal N""' J. W . (.ItOßElis TO T. TAYLOR, Ertl. No. 8r New Bridge-street, Loudon. HoNouitkp Stir, BEG leave to inform you,. that ever since the IL year 179 e, I had been afflicted with the Lues Venerea; which, from its obstinately resisting every.course of medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and un dergoing severaiseveCe - cimrses of salivation, arid twice dis charged from the Hospital with little relief, would appear to be of the mast inveterate nature. In the spring of last year my disorder had got to such a head, as nearly to put a period to my existence—l had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my le,gs were broke out in a frightful manner; my right *as dreadfully painful, and had been in a state of ulceration for the last seven years ; my, left had also two large nodes on it, was very tudoli discoloured, and gate tne such excruciating pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly _to deprive me of rest ; in this lamentable state, I was recommended by Mr. J. Thompson, (Who received so great. a cure by them here), to take noir Lvake's Patent Pills, which I began - to do onthe !Vitt' of May; in the course of a fortnight I began to. receive benefit -in 'little more than a month the ulcers on my head - and arms were soundly heated— soon after, the sores on my legs healed also; leaving, how ever, onsiderablediscalourat ion in the skin, and itain.in the hone of the left, which, by the blessing of God, and a. little integer perseverance in• your invaluabl e Medi e j,, e , autvsul y d ; the nodes dispersing, the skin regaining its natural hoe, and the nocturnal pains gradually going off.—l thus became, by yotir liberal 4deice and'irfedieine; perfectly' free from all my former complaints—have• recovered •my former spirits a rid strength, and am become jolly and fat, in which state having. Continued mauy months; to the astonishment of all who knew ate,l am at a loss in .chat turtus -t« express my gratitude, but beg you, for the good of other suffering mortals, to' :flake this my case as - public as possible, 'as I shall •on • evety ion; in so doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble servant; • MUILKEIL • Sivan's Close, High-street, EdinbUrgh. Wttnesses•to the airtscc Core: — John nompson, NO.S, Mete Poultry Market, Edinburgh, John tallfotashi Old Assembly Close, Edrithorgh. Prepared and said by the tole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY , LOR, Mentir of the Royal. College 'of Surge:nu, at his twinge, No, p;.• e* Itildge-street, • London ; where, after a constant residence of More than 49 years, in a practice parti cularlj' directed to the.eurg - of Venereal Complaints :not those incidental to the farts of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men of his profession shoold always observe in such cases, he flatters hitaself the advice and assistance Inc gratuitously administers tapersons.taking thislledieine, will he esteemed,. by a discerniug Public, as air advattage seldom attainable, and void of altatubiglity. . Also sold, by' his appointment, fur tire Convenience of t hos. living at it distance, at the Toyshop, No. 103, Oxford-street ; Mr. Dishorough's, Noe 7, l'ish-stroct-hill • Mr. Batters, :iatith-bridge, Edinburgh; Mt. Callwell's, ; and by ore persen in avery considcyable town in Great Britain affil ire!::o,i_ in boxes ofouly as. 9d. each, stamped, and sealed HP wit I, le!) and plain direttioas, wit.reby rersons, of either 5,.; : utesyenry tirciasettas *air case, f.reed, te:tt cy, and wilt ; .: CITY Or LONDON ELtCVON. R. THOMAS WILSON b4-,a to,acknow ledge, with sincere gratitude, the very flattering re ception which be and his Friends have met With in the course of their Canvass, and for the numerous voluntary offers of itkpriort which be has received. The sliortnefts of the in tetval, will prevent Mr. Wilson haling the honour to pay his personal respects to every Gentlemen of the Livery, and he trusts the omission will be astiibed to its real cause. Mr. Wilson has only to entreat tif the Gentlemen who have been so kind as to promise biro their support, that they, arid his Friends in general. will make a point of tarty attendance at the place of Election on Tuesday next. His Committee will meet in the tnean time, and during he'ce:ntest, at the City of London Tavrn. jeiferfs-square, June 13, ISM To the FREEIIOI..nEFtS of the COUNTY of INVERNESS. 91 1 1 i E DissOluti on o f Parliament just announced j. " renders it incumbent upon me immediately and most respectfully to intitbate to you, that it is not my intention again to solicit the honour of being elected your Representa tive. Deeply sensible Of the favour ♦which first placed, and has since Continued, Inc in that tlistinguished.sit nation, I cannot, contemplate the Cessation of the public connection which has. so long subsisted between us without feelings .of affectionate regret. Of the principles by which my. tundtict id ParllaitiOnt has beeli regulated, I have already given yoo an aCCOtint. Through, a period of sixteen years, full of momenidits events, my wishes haVe been ardent both for all the gtrat interests of the CoMitry i and fur the particular welfare of the County to which lam boupd by so many ties. Bttt of any services that I may have rendered to either, it Will perhaps,be safer for me . to rest in the opinion which your kihtisiess thay have led you to form, than to Offer anysentithent Of my own; for I indeed . very sincerely lament that I frai'e not done more. To the end of life I shall Cherist; with a grateful rinetn-. prance of the honours ti - hich • yeu .ha ire cowlerted myna toe, the wannest solicitude for the incteasiug improvenieht, pros perity, otui happiness of the comity Of I oreriiess. I have the honour to be, with the greatest respect and kezaid, London ; ithie fo, Your tiiost obedient and deiute4i Servant, CHAS. GRANT. 'hit Day was published, pier 6+. in boards; . . -• A New Edition, being the Sixteenth, of • • T HE T wOPENNY POS,T By-THOMAS BROWN, the Younger., Printed kr James Carpenter xnd tibn, Old Bond7street ; and Thomas Wilkie, Paternoster-row. • • . Of whom may be had, price si. iii hoards; with six co loured plates, THE . CUTTER„ in Five Lecturel uptiu thu Aft and Practice of Cutting. Frimids, Acquaiutances, and Relations. Just published, price Ss, in bdards, THEGIS of LlFL__a Non-Metlical Com mentary on the IndisciMitis arising from Human Frailty, in which the Causes; Svmptunis, and baneful Effects of Lues Venerea, Gonorrhoea, Strictures, Seminal Wehliiiass. &c. are fully developed; Part 11. cotitai ii !! spine remarks nu certain Female Complaints, in particidar Sterility; Part Ili. etubraces• Practical Obseirvarions on Sexual Debility, •4el Abuse, ;in Part IV. is a Series of Cassis Illustrative of the preceding subjects, explaining theta rn K familiar mann. and the whole addressed to the Youth and 'maturity of I,t)ti Sexes. • By GOSS and Co. Consulting Surgeons. May he had at 40, Paternoster-row, 174, Fleet-..tref.t, 98, Cheapsidek 50, Piccadilly, Loudon ; and at all llooksel lers. • • Messrs. Goss and Co. are to he consulted, as usual, every day, at their house ; and Patients in the Coontre arerequested to describe minutely the Case,enclosing a Remittance for vice and Medicine, which can be fnrwardd to airy lien of the World. Goss Find Co. M.R.C. Surteouii 13i BoOverie;Stre et, Flcvt 3trrct, London. MONEY to tie Aittottiit Of a iJilJinn I; era iy to he.adiianced, upon Mortgage of Freehold Esta• in England, or for Aniriities secured on Property in any p of the United Kingdom, for which from 10 to ttittiits.t+44- chase will he given; also upon Life Intersst, a r ising ft, rn • - Wills, Marriage Settleruems, Widows' ,WiWinres, 'Money in the Funds, Church Liviik*i k -witif maitiwiAigible-personal secu rity; also in the ptirchase bf Reversions and-Post Obit Bonds. Mutters of magnitude prelerred, and promptitude and secrecy invariably observed. Apply, personally, -between Nine and Fii,, or by Lett,r, to the Director of the Natitinitl Bank, No. 8, LuWe john. street, Goldeit,Stitiatc 1111ALBY'g GENUINE CARMINATIVE is Jur. superior to all other Remedies for the Wind, Per , - lugs; convulsions, and those Disorders in the Stoniach and Bowl of Infante, which prove fatal to so many under the age of two years. It ,i 4 equally efficacious ; Fluxes, and othei Complaints in the lutestinet of grown per- , suns. This ihraluable Cordial Medicine, ihventcsl by the lati Mr. deisepli Dal by, A emtliecary, is now prepared by hit danei, ter, Mrs. Franc es Gell, and her sons, to whom alone he. bee eineathed this -.l.toperty by his it • sOld only by F: Newbery and Sons, at the end established Wareh‘mee.No. .4 ,5; .the East Eno of St. Paul's, tine thitd house filth price is. Sd. a bottle; nut if prtiedicd elgewhtre, he , :tire to atk for " CarMinative." and see that the nautili F. Newbefri" it engraved in the stamps. Sold also by J. sainc,,..r,-1.), Oxford-s - e.•t; Rnrehell. Lot acre ; Hawkins, Bood•street; 'rage, Middle-row, Holbuio; }lard in Royal Exciiangei cud kiartis, Lueisate-atteett. -•-‘ documents they are to produce on the day I 'l '44447 ", ow pet l other rticulars.• I .• 111* PRE MISES. th e PROPE RT Y of GOVERN MENT, for SALE. ljt 'Victualling-Office, May 5, IB C ° M S..hi% NIMISSIONERS for VICTUA LLI NG Xt ,t) --A4l.:KTys NAVY do hereby give i, Nlay, ,q,:'1`,44 ' the "tit of July next, ready to re- Notice, th at they will be t kP AI ',l's in writing (sealed up), and treat for the tale l' " IP ' S at VALLEYFIELD, in the immediate vicinity 4 t '4l l' ~;,_ k ; I N) ti tii i . and nei ghbourhotni of Edinburgh, with the i d as tu'"Dat r thn gs and Erections titercon, lately occupied . k1.1.1.4' Prisoners of War; And also of the Ti l t 0 a ittiIi.N(4IOUSES 011 the High Grounds immediately 'et th the - -.,,, ( l d % '' 4t . e taeeve Premises, which are occupied by :I)4l:iak th e s i ttleon of the Depot, with the Grounds stir ) 1) I) Nt P u r e. I' 4 'l ' 444 entises were forroinly used as . an extens ive .l) stioNlte, ,h4/4etbry, for which; iii• any other IMP.nnfacturi ihtillY \ ; 3 ' Sr well calculated, hosing a twist ahlinda i r d. t . 4, 1 4 r A , i M ee, and containibg extensive Ranges of Bu l t < 414 b e • • Houses, Which were tptt,o seraptions ; and the 4 1 ,: tt lic s • i, 1 4tP Very cohimodious and well-finished. 4'4-4414. 4""I " Ma 6 Knott by applYlog 'l' Si"r') - Y • the-Pre to Mr. A, k l / 4 1 is . 'at X allvytield, who will stern • •11 1.4, 4 _ , , , 1\14 1 . 1 .:1 )‘, 4 'n d i.) ellt their respective Ilentscrat.t 5. , it:'iied tu become Purchasers Upon this occas i on, ‘' ' , lt.. 4‘v ell4,2 er f° r the whole Depth Premises, and for the 11';:tt th-C.541,414°43es eunioii.tly, or for the DepOt Premises ‘4 4; ; . p4r4 '",l:te for one or bot h of t he Dwell . ing- . 11,;:ti lk, 4, w:e frotri the Depot Premises, at 1 heir opt i o n ati,, ii I '4 ,jl4;.•ever,that no Tender will be t eceived iii whi ch 1 / 4 1 '4• 1 , 4 t 1 4 ti i i i . k l he inserted in words at length, or that tt titt " iv e'red t our o'elocli " the 4,41;1,, d .iyi ti o the Board before .. , 4 t he .1, ' "• 71 11 or July next, nor unless the Person Ct ho • e hder attends to , nht4 ~ or sonic Person un his be ha lf, , . ealled for.